Proud Globe Journal
Field notes for people building in crypto
Practical guides on marketing, token launches, community, stablecoin payments, security and on-chain culture. Written for founders, marketers and curious holders.
Co-Marketing Partnerships Between Crypto Projects
How crypto projects can plan co-marketing partnerships that benefit both communities, from finding partners and structuring deals to joint campaigns and measurement.
How to Prepare a Token Launch FAQ
How to write a token launch FAQ that answers real questions, reduces support load and protects users from scams, with a list of essential questions and update tips.
Collecting Useful Feedback From a Crypto Community
How to collect product feedback from a crypto community that is specific and actionable, using structured channels, surveys, interviews and clear follow-up.
Cross-Border Payments With Stablecoins for Small Businesses
How small businesses can use stablecoins to pay suppliers and receive payments across borders, including setup, counterparties, conversion, risks and record keeping.
Smart Contract Risk for Everyday Users
A plain explanation of smart contract risk for everyday crypto users, including bugs, admin keys, upgrades, oracles and bridges, and simple ways to reduce exposure.
The Rise of On-chain Games
How on-chain games developed from simple collectibles to complex worlds, what makes them different from traditional games, and the design lessons learned along the way.
Documentation That Developers Actually Read
How Web3 teams can write developer documentation that people use, with quick starts, clear structure, working examples, contract references and regular maintenance.
Global Communities and Cultural Etiquette
How crypto communities with members from many cultures can communicate respectfully, handle humour, disagreement, holidays and language differences, and moderate fairly.
Retention Marketing for Wallets and dApps
How wallets and dApps can keep users coming back after the first transaction, with onboarding, education, useful notifications and cohort measurement.
Token Naming and Ticker Conflicts
How to choose a token name and ticker that avoids conflicts with existing tokens, reduces scam confusion, fits exchange requirements and stays consistent across chains.
Community Treasuries and Grants for Small Projects
How small crypto projects can set up a community treasury and grants programme, with budgets, application processes, milestone payments, transparency and fair governance.
Record Keeping for Crypto Income
How freelancers and businesses can keep clean records of crypto income, including what to record, useful tools, organising wallets, valuations and preparing for tax time.
Inheritance Planning for Crypto Holdings
How crypto holders can make sure family can access assets if something happens, balancing security and access with documentation, trusted people and legal help.
Crypto Conferences as Rituals
Why crypto conferences feel like cultural rituals, from side events and meetups to recurring traditions, and what makes gatherings valuable in an online industry.
Open Source Licensing for Web3 Projects
How Web3 projects choose open source licenses for smart contracts and apps, the trade-offs between permissive and copyleft licenses, and practical licensing habits.
Crypto On-ramps and Off-ramps Around the World
How people move between local money and crypto around the world, the main on-ramp and off-ramp options, their costs and risks, and what builders should know.
How to Brief a Crypto KOL Campaign
How to plan and brief a crypto influencer campaign, from choosing creators and writing clear briefs to disclosure rules, safety checks, payment terms and measurement.
Community Allocation: Who Gets Tokens and Why
How to design the community portion of a token supply, including airdrops, rewards, grants and treasury, with clear goals, eligibility, vesting and transparent reporting.
Welcome Messages That Set the Tone
How to write welcome messages for crypto communities that help newcomers feel included, find what they need and stay safe, with examples for Discord and Telegram.
Stablecoin Depegs: What Merchants Should Know
What a stablecoin depeg is, why it happens, how it can affect merchants who accept stablecoins, and practical policies for pricing, holding and pausing during stress.
Recovering From a Compromised Wallet
What to do in the first hour after a crypto wallet is compromised, how to secure remaining assets, find the cause, report the theft and rebuild safely.
Collaborative Canvases and Shared Online Art
How collaborative canvases like pixel boards turn strangers into temporary communities, what makes them work, and what crypto projects can learn from them.
Designing Crypto Apps for Mobile Wallets
How to design crypto apps that work well inside mobile wallet browsers and with deep links, covering layout, connection flows, transaction prompts and testing.
Building a Global Remote Crypto Team
How crypto teams can hire and work across countries, with overlap hours, written communication, fair pay practices, security habits and a shared culture.